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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-04-20
Again In 1'rouble.

John Bradley, the prospector who
discovered the Lapanta mine, was ar
rested in San Francisco, April Il, on a
warrant sworn to by Mary YaugAn,
charging him with an assault with q
deadly weapon. The woman claims
that the assault was committed on
Sunday morning in a StQckton.street
oyster saloon, and the weapon was a
large bottle of oysters.--Ep.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-04-20
NEW TO-DAY.
CERTIFICATE Of CO-PAR!kER'
SHIP.

THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT THE UN-
L dersigned constitute a Co-partneiship for
the transaction OF general teaming and
wood business, to be .lno sn as Pesci 4 Co
Said Co-partnership having its principal
place Of business at hawthorne, Esmeralda
County, Nevada. '- ''''''
SEWELL ALVIN KNAPP, Jr.
TOMASO PESCI.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-04-20

The following are the opening and
closing hours OF Express, until fur.
ther notice:
Wells. Fargo & Co.'S express office
opens at 8 A. NJ; closes for north
al lO:40 A. M closes for south at 2 As
?. NJ. oace closes at 1880 P. M
s A. KNAPP, dr., Agent.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-04-20
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE OF TIE PACIFIC BORAX.
~ Salt and Soda Company, San francisco
March 81, 1887. At "A meeting Of the Board Of
this day, Dividend No. i. Of Ten (1O) Cents
pei. share was declared, payable on THURS
DAY, April Z, 1857
ALTON Il. CLOpGH, Secretary.
O.ice--Rooma II and IL, No. go Mont
gomesy street San Francisco, Cal. -
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-04-20

The following are the opening and
closing hours for the Postoifice until
- .
further notice.
Postofice, opens at 7,OOA. M. Mai
going north closes at 10 40 A. M going
south closes at 2 40 +. NJ. Office close
at 7 80 P. NJ.
F. A, Angel, P, NJ.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-04-20

STATE OF NEVADA, ~
COUNTY or EsMERALDA.
l, W. j, Henley, Clerk Of the Board OF
County commissioners in and for said County
and State, do hereby certify that the foregoing
bills were passed and ordeted paid by tie
Board OF County Commissioners on the 9th
Of April, 1857 =
W. j. HENLEY
Clerk of The Board.
Hawthorne, April S. 1887. - : III"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-04-20

"A Of the Board OF Commissioners of Es-
rheralda County. Nevada the following bills
were acted upon:
New-York tribune., 1887-12-16
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE


r,o sales Of New-iork and Brooklyn pro. ery at the
80, Estate Exchange yesterday were vared by Adrian H.
s,,er son. who offered by order Levi s. Tenney,
a,yer OF the Wellington Mne 1000 In the town
IN Of Nccannee Marquette County, Michigan, timber
o., with mineral rights. The land subject In part
- a, agreement with Thomas ii. McC,raw tHbcr
" mere WAS considerable bidding for the property be-
aan A. VI. EiSel0w, Thomas J. Falls, Timothy Donovan,
,oA, r. Foley, Thomas {. Higgins and others The
,,aa,ns started at $3.50 and up ~ ,O25. A. NJ.
p,ssIoy was the buyer. William Konnclly Brother
IA under foreclosure Nos. 791 795 Third ave, three
,yeory blc teuemcnts, land 7GO0, for t539S7 to the
plaintiff
NJ further portion OF the Catherine Loraid Wolfe
,ox Thursday Among the properties to be offered
* 1o6 Buweiy, No 12O Whte-sL, No. co Cll-st Nos.
30 andsS WacI-s, and No. 92 IfesterSt. The stock
~ the Exchange sold yesterday at 1O6.
tha Exchange there a call building about
@, fae 'front.' In SIXTH above Forty second ST. build
.,c in BrOadW between Houston and Fourteenth
III buildings in Twenty y-third or Forty second
,oinjng dwellings LcnOX Hin between Fifth aud Park
hye. Old buildings in SIKH Eighth between
Tv.nty-thrd and Forty NTH The following property
IA, offered Three vacant lots each 25N9S.9 In Thirty
nIoths Ninthave. for s2S,5O0; 2C-fOOt three
s0ry dwelling In Forty third-st. between Seventh and
righ:h for S2l.0 and Offices Water,
1ron and + aJl st prominent 50xl00 ia Stanton
81 for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-16
WABASH AND GREAT WESTERN

W ID MORT AGE BpNlHDLDEk~.
The opposition the Plan Ad agreed hc
the Purchasing Committee ia" Committee %! rpndio
tno FIRST Mortgage HOndho Committee. to winch
you are invited hV ver Scurui may be 80 d-offu- 10
icW Dii,i -lll'h"H'' q" li l"' an. la''S
1T II youi opposition shoulf succeed n defeating e uro
posed plan That our property rcna So The hands 90 o."
Won can not cNuc any Payment "f Interest on y0ir
DO IG. before January. l-.',.
The Of opposition only result nit
!,
securities o.
Naples and they definitely .ooa'"t specific sections
they must be s4isnod from th" section VIII het eovc AMI
mortgages would result In sur'u- ~" ono DVi.
sion which womb undoubtedly heo 40" Consolidated and
Of 1879 Hondhol's and dele Is to other
divisions would accrue To yonr i"s-
% Eminent counsel @sscri Hat mother your moi1age
Mort-age equipment That wh cl i
eIiseuc" covered hF tho Junior Mortgages or BY
prlceit bonEh; would involve tie iurhrr
mediate expenditure Of not less than <Doop about
up the results o. s1t'essul opposition on y0rr
uaft would possess road commencing a. tho l'danl
Limo - miles from Toledo ant ending Al Nci"f"A
NOR BnudAol'cr- c0uld and
have acquired through their lien The OHIO I1owiiy-
tat that Toledo and - miles Of Io'd T., tie
line. Your bonds DO not cover any % the property q"
Iocio ih~ Illinois and South Iowa DIVISION mr.
the Hannibal and Naples Division.
r." property vOut then hold would bc 3tl u- oi
raj wit Of
an second Mortgage thereto pcrtanin'. ' sc
fnrded and accrued Interest aggegttng about
$4,000 per mile without eqilpment
We acceptance of tho
plan proposed The protection oiyout interests should
Th~ undersigned will be grauHod furnish you
CYRUS ] LAWRENCE. ~ Broad.st,
HENRY X. MCifARG. 40 Wsllst,
TuOS b. ATKINS. United Bana Building
For the Rondhoidcis Committee.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-16
4 FOR WABASH AND FIRST MORTGAGE

cash - ~
bbNIUOIDERS.
HOl'or Cf First NOitg Bonds Wabash
east OF the Mis.s X Detroit
Will CASH for thcr
from maturity t. Nsvcmher J, a.
bonds and with the Central COMPANY
Walst New Nork IA accordance with the adjust
bT Purchasing Committee Bond
holders Committee November .. 1897.
Tie Trust Company give its receipts for bonds demos
Tied. watch receipts bear interest al
payabe semiannnsy and provide for return o' securities
the plan of adjustment
In exchange for the short
2 asked 10 surrender you offered:
4 bond entire system both East and West OF the
Mississippi River important commercial
covering valuable IupmeD and important ter nna- which
Will firmly av Otherwise auiaeOnIsiic interests The
thes" bonds Will for The projection Of the
Dondhoirrs be drawn with the utmost under tho
Ices Of this committee acting with advice II The best legal
thority
The securities holi although good ultimately.
after three and hall o. litigation s nom u II u
per cent IN ar' aud cannot expect fun payment oi e.r
dueS much te.0Ie January. 1872
BY asserting promptly the plan you co let mme
d.dtry aud equitable of
your which otherwise VIII TO he Tho subec
OF delay and tedious li,igaiion
ClKUs }. IA Renee. ~ Broad st.
IHOS. B ATKINS. Tinted Nafk Buildings.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-16
finanrlal.
Holders 0fWabash Bonds

ON LINES EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER
Are requested to deposit their Central Trust
company NO "a Walst, NewYOrk. in pursuance OF the
pan OF reorganization agreed by the Bondodes Com
mitees and the Purchasing Committee
For the principal OF all bonds per cont gold
bonds will be given when the completed
When bonds are deposited Mortgage Bonds and
Funded Debt Bonds and scrip Detroit D
VISION receive cash for all accrued interest and also
terest on overdue coupons TO November l. 1887.
Second Mortgages and Funded Debt scrip OF same
and the Detroit Division receive First Mortgage Bonds for
all accrued interest and also for coupons
10 November |. 1887.
Consolidated Mortgages Funded Dobt scrip OF same
and Wabash Mortgage of 1879 Mortgage
Bonds for all accrued interest
The Central Trust Company Will give all securities its
temporary receipts exchange able for
they bo prepared which receipts and certificate,
will bear interest from November 1897 payable
ally
The time for deposng securities under this plan limited
10 January 90. lsss
Full details bo obtained the Central Trust COMPANY
JAS. +. JOY. Chairman
THOS. II. HURBAKD, Purchasing
o. D ASHLEY.
CYRUsJ. LAWRENCE pord,or,o,.,
HENRY X MCHARG. }pponnlo."ers
THOMAS b. ATKINS. toommt'ec
The above plan tAe bondhoders repro.
sented by the undersigned
+. y. LAWRENCE Chairman
First Mortgage Bondhoders Committee.
Ncw-Nork. November u, lrS7.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-16
6itnaiions Uanteo-- malss.

DVTLER. Nc.-By IA Swedish young man as
tnoro"rhlr c~,nnr SiIyer &c heat appearance wiling
I% ry 0sns RIn, Tfff i5S "a aTe '''
! COACHMAN-By a young man. irst-caSs IN
~ sNcy io'icc, Sytr, , Az h.i t, ces
iifoiIway'
| NOACHMAN.-By first class man, who
w. # 1rousy @ ."fgr'.%, , .on i1 IN s y bes Of reer
cncc Address VI. Mr. A'ten' 100 't."Vc. near 52i 81
COACIlMAN.-By first class, steady, sober.
nco. ,'e cy d4"c 4t1 o' Sr,SS Sg9' c osl y
oDisinr gooi gardener can mix not afraid Of wors
wssSs mo A,rs,. rs Hrano R recon-
NOACIMAN. GROOM. Ny
g y.an ANA man a.roa4s sd
do al, rc9cr work abon sontcnas place city or cono.
tfv eo,i reference q l.. Tribune Uptown Ole@ l23'
COACIIMAN.-By a thoroughly experienced
- co4ehinau. ,in,io. io7 EAst 39thst -
COACIMAN.-By an Englishman of large
operoH1S are 'y M Ma1@ 81 s7 on ave- %
COACHMAN.-By young man rs frSt-class
\ coachman every respect. very syi On ant care n
never & % lam" .c ,Sy T T m years om lat OS
Lcst cty reeroncc ]. L. In hro'i"Ay
COACHMAN BY gentleman for ms coach,
y man. young whom he n,roushly rrcogmrni
In everv respect connry. Address C., 81 fa't
COACHNAN.-By a first class single man.
carr rcs and harness careful civ dri'cr willing and
Teefonc. from at em o,er Adares, tribune Up
town ON e. l.23- BroA way.
COMPANION, Nc.--By an American, age
ami m.s.s% .. Hair@.. C6SfXTioN Box pig Tribune
Uptown Once. 25s broadway.
rROON or USEFUL IMAM BY a young
VI man; single understand. the care and mlnasemeut
of horse. aud cattle MIX tend furnaces anil MAKE hhrt
dress d a poy s5 TRIBUNE Uptown ONO i.2So HwHy.
AKDENER BY single man. who Is botanl-
" cAy educated u every branch o. the RIoesio" Vii
be dsengags !e r't OF IN. mont, y' 0'
DORTER. WATCHMAN or USEFUL-MAN.
| Iny a strong young sweIo, not AI-id OF work; IN
hoe store or aeio,y sS'S T6une upown once
less Droadway.
SECoND-MAN or GROOM.-By young
) other situation where no,cry rne a' ier r
CECOND- MANLY Young Englishman; city
tDreiorencc W. NJ. Room II AZ clinton Place CITY
TSEFUL- MAN.-By Young Swede sober,
u homes and willing low wages can Al ''' S'h
ave. upstairs
IsEFuL.MAN or SECOND MANLY "A
L single Protestant youug man In private family un;
GS.''N@' SsI. n@' IT"i ii al East ioGl St
IrSEFULMAN.-By young Swcdc IN private
4 family. hrstcas, references G. 4. WILSON Il
CorilanGt 81, Room 30
ESEFUL-MAN.-By young man, M private
and milk moderate ;e' ior home SITh
LoUGH al East ioGth St --
VALET or NURSE.-By an intelligent young
swode OF good sppoarancc as lot or nurse Tor a'ck
W I've ss.ar" wiling 10 travel. III present the very
Ass.. r s:' iIs. 1S %c. a. g.
Tribune Uptown once. 1853 4Ihave
xaTAITER.-l;y an experienced young colOred
.,ana Ris thoroughly siy eouotry with per
uagsnt family TO any Pa.t the STAT, a.ss Aa % h Ian A.
Adafs.s "a Ms.s li5 rS' Wee. r.; i7.h ''''' st.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-16
fetlurcs au0 alcetinos.

1 election OF twenty managers OF The New
Norh Institution the 6inf aud OF r'e Inspectors
lei The S,rlst.
ave at OClccN the Afternoon OF "Wednesday Derm
u. 1887.
FREDERICK AUGs SCUERMERHoRN.
Secretary.
COOPER UNION Free Saturday Night Icct-
y In IA" Great Hall oclacK Dec Il. the l"ctrs
VIII BE- de- by Mr W. II. GOODl EAR OF he Metro.
ppllt,u MG-euW of \ew-lork Ilc iOfus
Flower vt" with stercoptcOn illust No % krts
OF admission required.
ABRAM :. HEWITT. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-16
OCEAN STEAMSHIP co.

" WEEKLY LINE FOR ShNANNAlL
- on NIX 400, fl.t. - fnar,la, Drc / D. , y m
-. ~s"foE,iFt Saturday. ~ D..
= mr. a. u. {.
toru.cfing Railway of 6n and savannah
FIor1a aul Wcstrrn Railway for All points III "roIsa
.r... tAioiut. Alabama aud l.pi4siiiiA
,.,'.t a., nrnmoi,f.o .ont Flfsicass Table dI0t" For
TX r. Eiir'TI G"nI Agt Say'h Fast FREIGHT Line,
W - '''' 3l5 broadway.
- 80 .bl broadway
r. L. WALKER. Agt ocean = $. Co, Ne" rier -. " IL
New-York tribune., 1887-12-16

RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRlNSFERs-N Y. CITY.
iSs.9E ssc' cs tss y'" estate transactions recorded
s,r.ts cor 0, loth-ave. 255z75; Jas Havens
S,G T',r # oi 7tlave s9x block F''VO0
,ssi%.i Ha@ siSs wins iOsiioo; &c ,soo
7sdsins. los (; W Of ave. lO2xlO0; 5 Corn.
st an 20 SS Of A,eA icc1i52S same to
80" same ;.......... $4,000
'l'.S: sa,sc : 80 10000
Beek nan and wife NE to PsysSn % DTiS95 wight, lame:
Az n DE to Charlotte Camorilo. .......- -. $4,000
Fss " hawkins and wife 10 Margaret Lang $500
and Vie to William ..,,.;.;.::.. $4,000
0A''s1 1nf SspS dss ana no. vile
'''fsffS Paifi%s lilo logan to Illsn sias 10
n rr,,Smins and wife to " iIam ii Barnard - $4,000
;ari ct al executors sarah Earl 10000
a,e 5.n -% near %i sisnSrdsc 81 5oYsi15SS; Conrad
A'TH E@ns Keller 1000
snS vile TO il 10000
es'h 81, 'i1 $1,000
,1.nssonnec Mehsnae No 81 go io5Iqs Joseph Gova
rroni..t =. 70 i4s 81 io1IesS7L7Ii71; Alexan oo
.4pnsohays nins DS'S s. alS # Of 2s.t ioo124s Al
eIanGrne Dupre TO Adelaide Minis. 3 %
'-'SD,Si S%Iii % to JaSn carr ............. HOO
1AeeS G,tIS ST. aSG 10 Rabep Hanphreys q 1915
Tcnizs Sneent ct al 10 : len Giassov ct at 5000
Bowsry " 8. IAN Ward. 25NlOO Samuel 49,.
e executors, TO Richart 6 BaTeomN. 40oOc
eqth al II T. l2j II W OF Boulevard. lOhllIIlaN
OOlxlO2.7; Melville smith 10 Ernest a Red NJ ooo
sS' Ms1 81 ana VIE to Max eoefci e, "a 500
e4'hsi sto1 y j @ CHrey y VI - .-,......-. lo25O
@0'T 81 Weather TO F Dn nv l4.Oe0
"o'S,s c';nsr : and nv wife TO- l. isclianess $4,000
Isl sw. 70 MeIia Xlexandei 2l5OO
''h~ps' ave WHO S +" r Fl 81 900
N"I,'gn gn.nnot teJ Schrener 1880
's'I wsbs.et ssi 10 + ConSns .,.....'-... 10000
'''I 80 o. 81 al al TO % L levy -. lG,5OO
io,.s6 ~ l. ~ 10000
Buc Sho4i 81, I'm d VIE ep 10 F. reic1- 1000
s2d.si. u "a Il OF llth.ave. IS iX63z ID G Nc
X MAY and wife 10 c DODbs--....--.--..-..:-..
a; o.,se - fIas!in ~ o, Fl Al 1900
llstbst 40 l53 East; J h McDnA to nc cDuh..-.
ll6lh..f No i53 hast; Mclur to I Slmnson-- ~ u
Canal ~, q TllOtson to Eliza NJ barley ,, o"oOV
,trh.i D l25 IL " Of 9th ave, l"O5N25; James II
Moran ana WHO ~ al ~ O'"' .''' -. $4,000
Canal ST. Nos and 4l9. to II Sne.-. $4,000
New-York tribune., 1887-12-16
Situations tOnnieo--ferlales

N'TRSE and SEAMSTRESS.-B neat Young
y German girl - nurse To crowins ch dren. K"oi
se4nsfrc.s. Will h~ To SO n
,.t-i,,eork ,ify o. country les, cty fror'nct Apply
o,v, at Io6 fasf .ifh Il. near ituAvc. iaiI', noor
NURSE. By "a Partisan A. cnlldrcn> nurse;
- .ic,.. pure French. experienced O. Al Florence
House cointr AID letl.-t.. from , tot D. IA
NTRSE.-By an experienced Amcrlcan Prot
y ,st,nt luiaut, uur>o or small cn trh bes cry
reference. present iupnoyers. - lat 5itl s.
S,EANSIRFSS. NURSE ami NAlD.-By Il
- AIstc4ss Protestant. Wiling % as x N lb,rWol@
beat " rre'~nrr- employer sccn Adres' y 49, lrOuh'
Uptown Onicr. - BrosdwIy.
WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAlD.-By Il
W Young woman brought up ~ EnslAn y can 80 iue
IRONING gooi CITY references ' -" =" "'o
Ring twltc.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-16
financial
SPECIAL NOTICE
TO Brokers and Financial AGENTS.
financial

me me mayer OF sound and well established loan and
company In the expects be the East about
January 10. 1888 The business the method. char
aetei OF he MANAGING officers Of the viii bear the
uOses scrutiny Until recently The company has sold only
us mortgage loans II now proposes u ssue limited
mortgages.
To facilitate tho sale OF these dobeniures TIE company pro.
Ncw-York '''' " -
Ihe person or concern securing the agency
queStionab proof as TO business standing well evil
dence 1Oy to dispose o suc securities Volume 0f deben
re sales desired WI probably a5 200 to
s40oO per month The opportunity favorable for the
right party The object In Inviting 10 to
ample lime for mutual investigation before the manager
reaches The last IL yOu and hon fully satisfied
personal interview be arranged for the consideration OF
details In writing please pericnce and facilities Ad.
dress LOAN MANAGER
O Tribune
New-York tribune., 1887-12-16

Sale OF land West l2Oth-st OF st Nicholas
ave was ad ouTned sine die.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-16
THE
BANK kGE NEW NSTERBA VI

CAPITAL, S1jO,0cO.
CPE% FROM TILL !.
facility extended merchants ant other, cngAesi IN
business uptown Personal apl fanny arcprnts are ">c
invited ptripr ant wliOY al tnr i-rt DOCK tf,
CONVENIENTLY arranged Tor lsrt COLLECTIONS
m dc on All po!ut- spe-i 10 tIt "iol
ofdvdeud-. post oice orcr, &C. for cn'io n9ih
"
DT-ci,rs Jacob y Vormlye. Geo. -. Haven. FrotS y
Ta,., en- Jas pOsev-t Wm Dowi ThD' o. Acton. Fr'n<
nfd Elihu Root John /. RiXrr Johu -. Hdrt Jof'7
S.IigmaD KobsTt fsOeint. iho, Denny. Jas " HrLtpH
Il d. Sarnue - BtbcOck John T. Terry Frank Ciftss -
Hilton Gcrlhnrr and Jno. Btnct ..
Onc.rs. Iho- {. Acton Pre- .ont Frank IIiOfl VICE
Pres ent m Neiin.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-16
NEw-YoRK. Thursday. Dec. Is, 1887.
The following held the re and Auction
BN r. 7. RnNmOnt

BY NWtdm heilneIy d Bro.
s5,tyrv buildings with plot OF land. los ,7ql and
795 St.ave. 507 II s OF Tooth St. pot 1861
New-York tribune., 1887-12-16

BUY "The Star" tomorrow
GREAT ARTICLE on So TIE roRrrrlrA MINES
DENNSYLVANIA COMPANY.-Four and q
hall per cent loan Interest due January lst prOI on
the bonds OF this loan viii be paid a the National city Bank
OF New York Transfer books will close December 10.
JOHN r. DAVIDSON Trensuror.
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEwJTRsRY ll9 LIB a
KRTY-sr. NEW YORK. December II, 1887. 50
I'HE transfer books Of the registered general
mortgage books Of this company VIII be cssed Tues
Gay the 2Oth inSi at and Tuesday. tho Sd
prox. al lOs IN. j. W. TSON Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-16
Dip,4cno Notices.

,n TnE EN-, MlssoyG Pacific RALwAY Cos.-
3OIH DIVIDEND.
A QUARTERLY dividend of ONE AND
~ THREE QIAHTEK> PER GENT Il = per conu on tho
OF TINS company has this day been declared paya
The transfer books VIII I've Friday the 10Th inst
at and reopcned "Wednesday. January T. 1888 at
IOocock a. NJ A H. CALI.F. Treasurer.
OFFICE OF lHE DELAWARE AXp HUDSON CAYALC CoYrANr}
NEw-NoRK Nov. 80. lss1
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of One and
Opequarter - per The ca;ita stock Of tins
Company Will be paId AZ the NATIONAL BANK OF COM
MERGE IN this city, and after Thursday. December TO-
The transfer books VIII be closed from the close Of business
to day until the morning Of Friday December Is
JANIS G nAHrT. Treasurer
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,
No. II BROADWAY. NEW YORK. Dec l3. 1917
4 DIVIDEND OF One and Onc-half per cent
~ tho idatcd capital stock Of this company has
been declared PAYABLE at t office and after January B.
1sSS The transfer books will he cosei Friday Iecem
Der l6 at O'clock and IcOponcd on wednesday. jan
D. W. McwILIGAMs. Treasurer.
DITTSBCRG. CINCINNATI AND ST.
4 LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANN-Oico of tho Treas
urer. Ptsburg Penn Dec H. 1857 The semi annual IN
the SleuhenVle AMI Indiana Railroad Company i'll be paid
on 1883 National city Bank OF
Transfer books will close The l9th INST.
JOHN r. DAVIDSON, Treasurer
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMl-
IA NAL RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY
PREFERRED srOCK.
The dividend OF and half per cent III
be naid at the Comp9ny NewYoik Jan 3
1883. The transfer VIII close Dec ~ lNNi, at
T. and reopen jan :. lSss
Dec. 10. 1857. A. J. RAUH. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1887-12-16
Real Gstats

HE TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST
COMPANY. OF So Liborty.st ". has
MONEY TO LOAN
on oond ana mortgage at per Loans must be within
90 per cent OF conservative valuation
New-York tribune., 1887-12-16
Ocean Gicamcre.

EU1ON LINE. ,-,..,,..
ron QUEENSTOWN AS3 LIVERPOOL.
Leave Per -. y. Il. f0o' ~ klnssL
ARIION Tuesday. p~eoub-r 20 $50 n.
W I-cON~ ........ urslaV. december y. D.
.I.N ADA = ur.dty. January g. :
WYOMING. Tuc,isY. January -. : m.
H4N-I Tuesday. January 81 . y.
esrfn pi.,a~~ $50 AMI upward - location. In
teruoIiAt- second 7t~orA
I IT.. s. Broad way. y. \.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-16

! ID 1.-THE STAR"
tomorrow for great article Tho TnRTIIi1A MlNES
New-York tribune., 1887-12-16

Z
SLW.YORK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEEN TOWN from
PIE. 80. North RIVER.
FAST L&Phk-S VI All. SERVICE
AVVANIA. Saturday. Doc i. a m
E1iBIsI 4 <ttriay io. q T. III
LILA SATURDAY. Dec. 81. - IN
ETE ~ A...-.-. -...-.-.-. '.tuii"y. j. b., ."n
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TR lNSFERS-V Y. CITY.
The following shows tho real estate transactions recorded
National Republican., 1887-04-29
THE WILD WEST SHOW.
A Greater Combination and More At
traotive Than Last Year.

tractivo Than Last Year.
Adam Forepaugh's great show, larger,
stronger, and, II possible, more attractive
than ever, will arrive here next Thursday
morning and remain two days. This will
be acceptable information to the young
folks, and It is safe to say that few Of the
seniors will receive the announcement with
regret. This is certainly a circus-going
community, and no show is more popular
with the public than that OF Forepaugh.
Last Monday the owner and manager OF this
wonderful aggregation exhibited for the
fret time at his own home, Philadelphia,
and the Record thus speaks ofit:
A magnificent band wagon, drawn by
twelve horses, led the procession. Then
came the trained stations, each led by
gorgeously attlred attendant. These were
followed by gilded wagons ornamented
with flegs OF various nations; Roman char
OTIS used in he hlppodreme races and
containing stalwart men and women
dressed as Romans; wagon carrying the
tawny king Of the forest and his trainer;
twenty monster elephants and two baby
elephants, the former taking inspiration
occasionally from sharp steel prods that
wert driven into their thick hides by their
keepers. The most heart.thrllllng feature
for the boys was the Wild West Show,
which included cowboys and Indians, mail
coaches, Conestoga wagons, and the other
pnraphernalia requisite to realistic pre-.
seniaton OF life on the prairies. There
were also to be seen the prototypes OF the
lamentej Gen. Custer and the heroic men
who took part in "Custer's Last Rally"
Indian scouts, and Mexican vaquero'.
Back of the scouts rode Capt. Bogardus
and his four sons, the champion wiag shots
Of the world, and "Mexie," the famous
female crack shot. The procession was
pronounced the most imposing of the Kind
ever witnessed In Phlladelphla.